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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-31
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TRUSTEES SALE,

-
by virtue OF deed Of trust made by Frank 8.
Morrison to mo as trustee, dated Novem Der J. 1884
recorded In this office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In Decd Of
Trust Book No. q, page 500, will, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1883,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, sell at 1905 Market street. in the
McLain Building. on second floor, the following
described property: One Dental Chair and appur.
leuances, ono lot Of Dental Instruments and Tools,
one Stove, one Carpet ono Book Case and Books,
Office Furniture, AZ described IN tho deed oil trust.
Alo. at tue residence OF tho said +. s. Morrison,
No. 70 South Penn street, (IEland) at 2 O'Clock P.
NJ. same day. the following household goods
named In the said deed Of trust: One Bedroom
Set Of Walnut Furniture, three pieces: twelve
cane seated chairs one walnut dining liable. one
plush sofa, two push chairs. carpets on floors and
stairs one cooking stove, kitchen furniture, tin.
ware. china aud Queensware. cooking Utensils,
bed.cothiug, three mattresses, pictures and wall
ornaments two gold hunting case watches and
chains, knives, forks and Spoons, etc.
TERMS oY SALE-Net cash.
These goods arc all In frstclass condition, and
must be sold.
C.S. MORRISON, Trustee.
ARRAk LASH. acting for Trustee. de23
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FINANCE, AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and stock
s.s.g Markets. -l.1g-

g |t..." mhkohs ...IL.s ....r.l kH|f.
INV Yonx. Dec. o0.-Money on call Hrmer al Q
per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered ut
per cent. Prime mercantile paper sa71t per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at q s24al sSs..
The stock market was excessively dull tO-day
owing to tho general indIsposltlon among tho
operators 70 trade over O thtee-days' holiday. 10
which was added the uncertainty regarding the
outcome Of the strikes on the Reading The open.
cent, but tho market was very dull and prices
quickly rallied. and before noon fractional ad.
yancea bad been established In nearly all the
and remained without movement OF feature ior
tho rest OF tho day, closing dull and steady 10 tho
opening. prices. The lnal figures arc irregular and
confined 70 fractions only, the most Important
Canada Southern, aud " In Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati q indianapolis, tho Others being for
from u 10 Y per cent only, T7,ls ~ =
RAILROAD bonds were dull: SalCs $4,000 N
Government and State bonds dull =
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TOR SALE.
EOR SALE.

Quo COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
" sltuated about II miles from Wheeling and
miles southeast OF Vest Liberty containing l5 acres
more or less. on which Is Il substantial Frame
House md other oubuildines This Is one Of the
mOSt valuable farms In the county and will be sold
cheap and on reasonable tGrtas For further inlor-
nation call on or address joseph Harvey. onthe
premises, or HIRAM YOUNG,
dos Real Estate Agent, Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-31
Petroleum,

NEW YORK. Dec S0-Pctroleum opeued firm Mt
s7tSc, land after the first sales became strong and
advanced 10 sS1c IN tho rst hall hour, but at that
point q general selliug movement began which
hall hour a sharp rally occurred, and the market
closed steady at 7sHc. Sales 100000 barrels. :
OIL CITY, Pa bee. 30 Opened at $50; hiehes,
SS11fc; lowest S7c closed at s7;4c; sales 1Sl5, 0UG
barrels clearnnces Sll6 COO barrels runs Is bar.
RESI- shipments SiSS barrels; charters q sos bar.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

rangcm cnts Tor all tho Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings oil tho Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control tho Drawings
themselves, and that tho same arc conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward all
parties, and we authorize tho Company to use this
certificate, with iGeMmilcs OF Our signatures 1t.
taohcd, In Is Advertifemenu.n u. 7'I,siE,T no.
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Palestine. ...-.5', -.
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Wool,

Boston. Dec, 3o.-Woo!, demand quito good
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra lccccs SOa3lc: Xxx slL
a3i1sc; Xxx and above S..HfaSSc; Ohio delaIne 35c
Michigan do Sic. .-g-s.'s H.s-.-
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Capital Prize. Sl5O OOO.

zI'5 fIIzcs hMountng 000
Application for rates to clubs should be mhde
Only 70 TIE office OF tho Company In New Orleans.
Eor iurthGe Information write clearly, giving inll
saaiess. POSTAL NOTES, Express Mopoy Orders,
OF sew Iork Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
Eency by Express lat our eIpcnsc) addressed
N. A. DAUpHIN, e. =
Nov Orlesna, La.
WASHINGTON ., O. .I.. .a
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TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT,

I y 40 THIADkLFdIA UIbTKlUIs -|1-FT-I
Lalher,Cood tSchool House)-G. ". Woods, piatoi
Zane, Games. ,,.,
Elm Grore l7nspn Hal)-J. 8. Woods, John l E!taAi
sted, W. T. Chambers. s',7aJ "'
Triadelphta (LnWson's)-J. N. Thorubusg JONI
i lIelienbine, Robert Armstrong
| Res!ev Robi,.son's-James Oldham, john Hooih
| sou, Alex, McCOnn. ~ nv Ht
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Miss Emily Winant, the American con.
tralto, left Liverpool on Saturday for New
Vork -sats. l..ss. 100. :. ;,
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-CBINIAuLC1S
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inieCllpn ami CuDSuteS.

l776TT-..T1 INItCtIUH NIlN OHVSU!C5s .777-
/, Whore all other medicines have failed these pro
partitions were always elective. They insure raplt
and extraordinary, cure o. severe, recent aht ~.
chronic cases oil disease. They are used IN INT
Hospitals ot Paris by tho celebrated pr. Ricotd
and are found greatly superior to all remedte
w. w %v a, druggists m III y
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Representative Stone, Of Kentucky, has
sent in seventy.three bills aincs Congress
lnnanad. ...-,-.- LL-. NJ ~ .OI...L,
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StHliEOWS OE' CATAgESlf.-Dull,
heavy hcudachc, obstruction of tho nasai
passages, discharges falling from tho head
into the throat, sometimes profusc, watcry,
and ncrid, Mt others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purLlent, bloody and putrld: the eyes are
weak, wRtcry. and inilumcd; there is ringing
In the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, cxpcctorat!on of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; The
voice i5 changed and has nasal twaMg; the
breath is Offensive; smell and tslste arc I'M
paired; there Is a sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, hacking cough and gem
eral debility. Only. q few OF tho n6ove-namcd
symptoms arc likely to be present In any ono
case. Thousands of cases annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re-
suit In consumption, and end In the grave.
No disease is go common, more deceptive and
dangerous. or less understood by physicians.
BY its mild, soothing, and healing properties,
DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
caScs OF Catarrhs "cola in the head"
COryZI, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold BY druggists everywhere: 20 ccnts
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Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will nay
AL Prizes drawn In Tho Louisiana State lotteries
which may DO presented at our counters, r.
J. Il. 0GLESBY, Pres. Louisiann National Bank,
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Rank. Ell
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank,
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank l.
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Dante.
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03ICUISHII UU oTCs ----- 1000 ---I--
NEw YORK, Dec 3O-Wool In light request: do.
nestic fleece 26asici pulled AaS2c; Texas 9a22c.
PHILADELPu1A, Pa, Dec 3o.-wool dull and
nominal, r ss.-5 .s.s,5,s.. y -. I17G -
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FOR SALE.

FLOR SALE-HOUSEs NO. Is AND 20
A Seventh street. Enquire on premises DELI
EOR SAIE-HOUSE NO. 50 FOUR
a. TENTH StIcct Apply at HESS DRUG
STORE, opposite PostosIlce de2o
NOR SALE-ONE OF STEARNS,
a. Fitch & Co. 8 Portable Hilrs. Just the thing
fer these who wish to learn Glass Staining or
Painting; aAogTod for Firing China For further
particulars adcrcis OTTO JAEGER, 3505 E3H
street. de30s
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phhh w hppllco " lHc redemption hlQ rctlre
ment Of said stock at par. The said election
shall DO held by the following named Commits
sioners, who arc hereby appoIntd FOX that purpose
that ls 10 say: t-s-s,'5-tz -, IL
WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
A The Hose Ho,se-M. Edwards, Lewis weitzel
John g. Kline, y 81 y
at Fu!to's-Thomas Myer. E. llamm, II. Hanna.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Al Market LolS-patrick Kennedy, Cecil A. Rob.
A the Island Hose HOuse-G. W. Daggs, J. A. Faris,
J. Elwood Hughes. =..s.-. = -. RI. : y
CLAY DISTRICT.
~ he Old Court HoHc-W. +. Peterson, John Il.
UNION DISTRICT.
Court House Chas. ,Loeler, John II. Downs,
James X, ACker. 'tl.5. u. - ~
CENTRE DIsrIcT, +.
:, Hose House-L. Dclbrugge, Fred, Laue, James
Reed, sr. s2- 71s'--E aF Il !
WEBSTER DISTRICT. Ell f 4,
Hose Houx-John Clark, John webgerber BEN
naId Klieyes. ~ 2 r
RITCHIE DISTRICT. I ~
Hose ii0ase-Jacob Hopstatter, IIcnrysqiulz
adams School House-J. s. Gavin, B. 3hrpolc +.
McCulIy. ass 4 nE,5ig
Ft1 ThlADELfHlA DlsTRlCTs ..s.r'tE
. kather1Oood lschoo! Hous0-G. ". Woods, Platoh
Elm GropI ITn,pn Hal)-J. 8. Woods, John lal'
sted, W. T. Chambers s'1FaJ
Tr.adephta (LApson's)-J. N. ThorubaEg, John
l1elfenbine, Robert Armstrong ,po,,,.
Relev Robtfls0ns-Jamcs Oldham, JoAh Nooin
sou, Alex, McCOnn. g II, ~
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
West Libnty-samuel Bell, Vincent VanacseF'
Potomac Isaac sncdeker, John c. fatis' James
McCammon. =, c,
Nailty Grow-w. F. Whitman, James V. Cham
bers, T. I. Maxwell.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT. .
Glenn's Run schoo! HouH-T. j. Garden, Charles
Busbov, kbenezer Magee p,,r,o,, ,vu,tor,
Brick &hoot Housc Euscuc Hiosies, "ii''A'1
md Tho iol,nwinv nerons arc appointed TO can.
yass The vote al the places OF voting hereinafter
mentioned: ~
f5iT WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Hole Hou,s-w. Kennedy, John Koch, David
ADDISON DISTRICT,
Marte. Ho,lsf-E. L. Stone R. B. Burt James r
I Hand Ias Nouse-L. o. Smith, James Waiter,
William NJ Marsh.
"a y CLAY DISTRICT.
/ OH (Jurt UolsE-Thonas NJ. Kelly, d. J.O hane,
Thomss Jones
| F @ UNION DISTRICT. Js,l T.
our, HoHe-Pe;er Farrell, J. N. Ewing, J. NJ
Bedford.
~ CENTRE DIsTRICT,
! 4 Hose Ho,pe-WIllIam G. seabright, John Reed
Jr. James Filan.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Uose Uo,p-John V. Gavin, Robert Johnson, T
". Weizel. -
RICHIE DIsTRIcr. So e-l
Hoe House- Charles Schroeder, D. Dcvine, Au
h And The poll shall In other respects DO taken
and the result shall BIO certified as directed by SCI
tIon ~, Chapter 3d. OF the Code Of West Virginia
The ballots used In taking the said poll shall hay
written or printed thereol the words. ',SubscriL
tlon," or mo Subscription" or any Other word
that will show how the voter intended to vote o
| the Ques lon proposed: The order shall De pull
ljshcd as required by law, aud shall also be pull
Used In the following newspapers published
said county: In the Daily RtGsitr, DAILY INTEL
GEScER, Vet virotniselk Staats Zet.un9. and ma
Litter; also In the Weekly Ree,s.er and WEEK.
lNrELllGEScER. ,.s5s -. "a .4@75.
Cory TEsrE: - CHARLES c.. WOODS,
o soun 4 .l fsi fFsqHn!s'ons' Of e. e
4
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closing firm; opened at S754c closed Al S7514c high
est SSHc; lowest S7ho - : : :.
BRADFoAD. Pa, Dec. SO.-Opened at S7sEc: high
est Sssc; lowest S71c; closed At S7ssc; clearance,
| 1855 barrels. 81. - IfIz -
TIIusvuLs. PA. Dec. So.-Opcued at S7,&c; high
est SS1So; lo1oat s71sc: closed 1t S7sszc.
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~ CENTKE 'DlSTlCTs u - 7"
:, Hose House-L. Dclbrugge, Fred. Laue, jane
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Reed, Sr. 54,s .sg oDs''-.1r - K 4
WEBSTER DISTRICT. III F 4.
Hose Houx-John Clark, John webgerber BEN
naId Klieyes, N} z p
RITCHIE DISTRICT. I -
Hose House-Jacob Hopstatter, IIonrysgiulz
August Nolte. 76 u H.
adams school Houe-J. s. Garvin, B. larpolc, +.
McCuljy ,-s,s l-s-l.F'F| y hE,sf II.
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EOR RENT-THE DWELLING
l. House geS Main s.ee!,' Mt present occupIed
by aIS. Henry Iorkhcircr. Possession given
APRIL. Appyto Il. G. DAlZELL de!5
DOR REM T-DWELLING HOUSE
u EO.lIls Chap pine street, formerly occupied by
DR., Dclcy. POSSESSION given at once II desired.
WM l.. MCPHAIL. il.
DIES fLr 1906 Market Street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23
Hon. j, I. BR1leDger.

we call the attention OF the voters
" the srd Judicial District to the an.
aouncemtnt Of HIN. .. /. Ballenger
'or the office Of District Attorney.
having been intimately acquainted
WIN him for several years, we can
'ear testimony to his merits al Il
lawyer, Legislator and an upright
onr'sliati gentleman. He is a grad
us.e Q fthe Lebanon, Tenn. law school,
"''a the experience Of o practitioner
" ABOUT ten years, marked with
,uccess; was I member q the last
..'sslslature, and speaking from the
sTurnals 81 IFS Legislative record,
aawWays find his votes In that body
N % IN accord with the interests Of
~ constituents; III fact, lie is In
v MN way worthy 81 the position to
~n,cn ne asplrss aud would reflect
Ss n upon himself and constituents
HEDu!d ne b. slscted. -Pittsboro
~nrTS H~ e3t ssBAatf9r H&tf .tH NfN@a M
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23
.n,curR,s TRIBUTE TO THE JEWS,

.prrHER's TRIBUTE TO THE JEWS.
When Oscar $. Strauss, now Min
;Stpr to Turkey, was being urged for
mat Office by his friend, Henry Ward
peecher, wrote the following letter:
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. II, 1887.
GROVER CLEVELAND:
Denr Mr.. PreSident:-Some of our
host citizens are solicitous for the APP
nointment of Oscar Strauss Of Minis
ter to Turkey. OF his fitness there is
general consent that he is personally
and in attainments eminently excel
lent.
But | am interested in another
o%uality-the fact that he is a Hebrew.
The bitter prejudice against Jews
which obtained in many parts of Eu-
rope ought not to receive any counte-
nance in America. 1t is because he
lei Jew that I would urge his APP
pointment as a fit recognition Of this
remarkable people, whoa becoming
large contributors to American pros
perity, and whose intelligence,
morality, and large liberality in all
public measures for the welfare of
society, deserve and receive from the
hands, nf our pnyApnn npnt On. uu.l,
recognition. 1t is not also Il duty to
BET forth in this quiet, but effpctual
method, the genus Of American gov
eminent, which has under its foster
ngeare people of all civilized nations,
and which treats them without regard
to civil, religious, or race peculiari-
ties as common citizens? We send
Danes TO Denmark, to Germans Ger
many: we reject nc man because he
Is a Frenchman. Why should we
not make a browning testimony to
the genius of our people by sending u
Hebrew to Turkey? The ignorance
aud superstition Of mad;eval Europe
may account for the prejudice of that
dark age. But how a Christian in
our day ean turn from a jew | cannot
imagine. Christianity itself was
at the bosom of Judaism; our
are in the Old Testament. Wei
IRE Jews ourselves gone to bosom
md fruit, Christianity is Judaism
in evolution, and it would seem
for the seed to turn against
he stalk on which it was grown.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23
HENRY WARD BEECHER.

The Tupelo Journal thinks Hon. l.
&C, Lamar has outlived his day Of
usefulness, and that he could not
again be elected to Office in this State,
Now, with due respect to the opinion
of friend Miller, who Yields one OF
the most trenchant pens in the State,
we must be permitted to dissent, and
10 say, with no disposition to play
the part of a sycophant, that Mr..
Lamar is one of the most useful, and
decidedly the greatest, members OF
the Presidents cabinet. 1t is also
wei Known by those who have taken
Tile pains to inform themselves that
besides discharging his duties to the
satisfaction of the public, and over.
hauling more land sharks and gov
erhmeDt robbers than any Secretary
"the Interior, he has given much
more of his time to securing places
lot Mississippians. This State has
received more favors at the hands OF
the present administration, through
the kindly offices Of Mr.. Lamar, than
any other State in the South. II is
impossible to recall the entire list,
out here + some of the offices that
nave been awarded to Mississippi:
secretary of the Interior, Assistant
secretary of the Interior, u Deputy
attorney General, u Deputy Comp
,foiler, Surveyor General, clerk of
.he Interstate Commission, several
oonsuls, two Bank Examiners, sev-
tfai Registers United States Lands
ana Receivers of Public Money, T..
!. Marshals, Land Agents, Chiefs of
DIVISIONS, Postal Inspectors, Route
agents, Special Agents, etc.
Inc journal, We must believe, has
mistaken public sentiment. Mr.. La
inar IS as strong with his people a.
,e ever was, and there Is no Office
N''hin their gift that they would
aeny him from Governor down.
state Ledger.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Sets inside " outside of water house, Price below all compPtiion-n reach
of every small mill and gin i'll the country. Write for large catalogue and
state all the particulars about your power. Iron cases for Whcel- to set liz
side or outstde-pRlCEs Low.
Best jGTtYhc corn iN in the NVrkCf-TOOk first premium at the Georgia,
A'Ahana and South Carolina State fairs over thirteen competitors.
Ground the best meal and more Oft.
The Best Smp NW-POny Mill witt. the latest and best improvements. Va
riaMe friction feed that beats them alt and no mistake. Ratchet set works,
etc, complete except saw to cut 5000 feet per day only 5000. It ia warranted
to "ut 2N0 fetpm per day with i HORSE POWER ENGINE. just IHINk ~
THIS! Larger lliHs made to order.
Millstoncs for all purposes. The largest stock in the South. Send for pr"es
Mill Gearing of allk kinds, shahing, puneys, etc. Don't buy any kid o ms
chine without first getting our prices. y \. DELOAH & BIO,
Founders and MachiniSts. Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

soda Wafer. favored with the best
fruit juices; and Ice Cream made 81
pure Jersey milk, in due season, at
Loeweustein's.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

The Grenada Oil 4 Compress Com
pany is paying 1Octs. per bushel for
cotton seed or 100 pounds cotton seed
meal for 200 pounds of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Guc'senheimers' Rye, at Towns.
ends, on Main street, can not be eX-
celied. Try it and be convinced. Ii
is the best in the market.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

If vou wish to purchase a scholar
ship for a full course of short. han,
instructions, cheap, apply to the ed
itor of this paper.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

The Grenada Oil and Compress Co.
is paying ten cents per bushel'tol
cotton seed, or 100 pounds Of cotton
seed meal for 200 pounds of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

We are now prepared to give you
neater and handsomer work in the
job Printing line than you can get
anywhere else in this section. Send
us your orders.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Our facilities for baking the best.
and finest bread and cakes, at short
est notice, can not be eXcelled in this
city, LoEWENSTEIN.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

The Memphis Sunday Times anc
the Grenada GAZETTE one year fol
two dollars ana twenty-five cents.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

The Grenada Oil e Compress Com
pauy is paying ten cents per bushel
for cotton seed, or M hundred lbs.
Of cotton seed meal for two hundred
lbs. of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

FOX SALE.
I have Il lot Of cheap mules for sale.
If you wish to purchase call on
r. H. WINTER.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

The celebrated Milwaukee lager
beer can be had at WV. Townsend:
new saloon, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

FOR SALE.
A Church Organ nearly new,cheal
for cash. T.. !, LoEWENSTEIN.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Go to a. T. Inman's to buy your
seed sweet potatoes, - cents pei
bushel,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

,Iure zeal iard at lnman's.
imported Gin at WV. T~ownsend's
new saloon.
Try u cream bread.
LoEWENSTEIN.
Budweiser Beer, in bottles, at
IoWnseud's.
ST. B. Ripy" (1S79) sold at Town
sends new saloon.
Go to Townsend's for fresh Mil
waukee beer.
Bread and cakes fresh every dav,
ut LoeWenstein's.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds can be
had at A. Il. Inman's.
cod Kentucky Club' imported
at TowGsend's new saloon.
Guckenheimers' Rye, st Towns
ends new saloon, can't be beat.
Guckenheimers' Rye takes the
cake. Sold only at Townsend's.
job Printing, latest styles. best
work and lowest prices at this Office.
~, T.. ~ " -. $500.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Job Printing, latest styles. best
work and lowest prices at this Office.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Gurkenheimers' Rye takes the
cake. Sold only at Townsend's.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-13
THE NEW RAVENS WIN.
They Defeat She Waterburys-The1 |

They Defeat the WaterburYs-The VfsN- tors Could Not Bunch TheIr Hits
 Taylor Pitched-The New Havems as
 Usual Have to Play Against the Um.
 Pire-They Get a Victory Cut of What
 Seems Certain Defeat.
 The game at Hamilton Park yesterday afternoon was notable one, as the home team made victory out of what eeen ,ed certain defeat. In the seventh inning they hit Campion's pitching with telling effect and aided by errors took the lead. No regur lar umpire being present Meaney was substi- tuted The sun evidently had strange effect on him, for he gave a horrible exhibi- tion of umpiring, and with two or three ex- captions they were wholly against the home team. And it was indeed refnshing to see
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-13
THELARGEsT BOONI YET.

The Veteran FIremen's Picnic a Pro-
 nouneed Financial Sweep p-Over seven
 Thousand Tickets Already Sold.
 The Veteran Firemens association is high ly encouraged, as over 1000 tickets for the grand picnic have been sold, and as one of their correspondents writes: "Will Savin Rock be large enough to hold them allF' Tie prizes are continually coming in, and the time draws nearer, more valuable than ever. It was voted that the tickets be limit ed, as there was such great demand for them that it would be an utter impossibility to supply them all. It was also voted that no more than 5000 car tickets be issued under any consideration, as the association wants all who go to enjoy themselves, and expects that there will be from 25, 900 to 30,- 900 people at the shore. So secure your tickets in time for the picnic. Car tickets, etc., at the Hub clothing house, Church street. Car tickets 25c., children 15c. Prize tickets for S1